Itintiitg: cEMP L13 , 7L12114121.' .1:11)17a act atuatil3"OP aaix3 - 73,. Neatly owl Promptly Executed, at the I ADVERTIBILB„OFEICE, LEBANON, PNWN'A Tote eetahllehatent le now anpglied *Rh an eatataita iptiortinent of JC9t•TYPI+I, which will be IlitrEalled se the patronage dementia. It can now turn out Paittma. O itet7 deeeriptinfq hI a neat and eapadltfous manner— rgy renatdnOta Wine. as Vatoph-lek) e ki, Ifftifiliol Nindlifilo, ;:eihnlart,3 Bill Aoatßo.iro, Blkin4e, Progroisimoi,. Sills of Faro' . Invitations, Tfokoto, Ac:, sir Dem of ail ItitidaXentmon and Judgment Wins. &heel, Justices', ticauppitifos• and other Awn" ptilntad, correctly end nently - mrthe beat paper, ednetaatfi , kept , for mile at thia,edlice, at prices "to suit the ,kinne," ** Subecrladon price of the LEBANCRI Al! ! ItTlSElt. One Dollar and Half a Tem. ' • +•,' Addrefo. Wa. Dl. flazatp, Lebanon, Pa, A. wy..urnar,= A tr:o R N Elc iNTr ',Ocoee North Wiireirai' l 6 and Jrathi• Sired . kAllOtt.ti:N e ek i hr,l 'Lebanon, Not , )li, 180n.tf fi r GRANT , _ IMAM , , -.. AICTOININ' . Akir'LAW., irtmaN.... , intratObbtiiiiin istishilt,'.4iftne doorknest Ng , Nj the Engle Rotel, in the office late of his father. Vest. Anil sNekin.dec`4ll, „ . " -- r Tititotaosi. Be ,t. IV 180. ' " ""lismovAL t•• " . „ AtATTORNEIf. AT ::LAW I 148 rantosed his When p l(he eas t briastutermitch Stoin, oppositetheWitelllngtim Hausa Lebanon. Pa. EOENTY and PENSION claims promptly attended jAprilB, '63.--3m. • ' . JACOB WEIDLE * jr., -artenami.r- jr r Atair tri€l4! iortit-weereorner Afarket, anti Water Ste., 4010410ai.ra"v* g •, 9 • [Lebanon, JanuarT 13, 1 64.--Ty • -110 r .: .11!„.11111Maa. I .43rAN"DeO located in Lebanon, ;Are hip proteasion- Al I id serviette to the publia. Mee be Market at., it tbe building fwincrly occupied by his,futher. ' Lebanon, Dee. 16,18e3. BIBIGII.AUS 4et-.T TORN EY-AT -LAWi OFFICE Eitichter's tsuildingi Cumberland Street, nearly opposlee the Murt`frouse, Lebanon. Lebanon, June.ls, _ : , ,ETRES P. MILLER) . i 4" -' 'A Liito yrne-At= - tA - Nr. . , 9 flt u c e e lo i . u . a W h l d titi t t ir it:t d re o e o t 4 pearly soatb , oro 4 fit , e Ka t r li n e m ß n n y c , k B 1 ttrd - ware store. „,-.zebtlii6h,Apill eoaet-ly. . • • REMOVAL. S. T 1114,ADAM , ATTORNEY AT- LAW I witITZ,Z2 litrut todl: 1 ,111,1rof Widow Alseie Hotel. Lebanon, Ariirch 25, _ .... 1 130111-88LtER. ,no VEley 14 ICS wiat, Z . ,30. at X.Ol, Ant Aitt. to atteet.':fene door ‘,,/ t 'net_ et the ,t,eloteon Vittley Bunk. nppeelte the ibpek Lebanon', ' tJait. 6.'64. ' Y: AND' tOtfitn. BACK PAY- ABB 'BON TY LARD AGENCY: BAO3I 41116" tit civi- e• et. t a undershled, haring been Wowed to prosecute elainsa, era halal* been engaged in thw lloulity and Pension businek, offers, his services to nil those who are thereto entitled. In accordance with the various arts of emigre-a. All such shoald , call or address at °nee, and make their applications throug,ll pASSI,EIt .11041411.. 'Attorney at,Law. Orme removed to - ournbcriand St.. irntr doof East tlie,Lebonou Valley Hank, opposite - tba'Anoit llotel..LebatiOn. Pa. ~ [Jan. 0. EA( TM TRY . . . . . . in ie f irlif say. 1 have ,tithew rooms at Man. ILuica's (one door kisTe at i Dr. Ct Or" sor tiii“my, to wait opoo those wiwr way wan t - my proteasional services. , - - Tortienhivott , ntion paid to the treatment andfiliiii9 of TERM. All eperationssione in the most improved and sMent Ole manner. iiiiirrltiCED its low as elsewhere fur" the sante class Of wark. Chien:thaw and Ether adntinlatered to patients when desired. ThamerittliMposifarors, I would Solicit the patron • age of those wishing the services of a Dentist. UNORCIN CLARK, D. D. S. Lebanon, Pa., April 27, 1864. DR. B. A. AriI.I4GER, Cures, without the use of Instruments, CANCERS, TVINORS, P3OTEBERANOEB, As. No Cure no Ifty. Apply personally or by letter Am n gratuitous War- Matta of such sores end the tutre thereof to 11. A. YEAGER, Flowers Station, E.l It, uerks Cu., ra• August 3, ISC4.—lnt. • - "FI Sewn' . g Naclunei The Only Machine eapayle of making tore than One Kind of a Stitch; and the Only 0118 'having 'the VERSIBLE FEED. 4 The Ned may he reversed et any goinr.dettired, without stooping. which is u great adristphige in fasten ing the ends of seams. It make* four d lifesent stitches, lock. Aniet..,don le lock, and double knot ; each stitc h perfect -awl alige on both elites of the fabric. , • •. - There IS no other Machine tettiefs.will do' sit'litrge a range of work as the "Floretftein"' ." It will Braid, Tuck. Quilt, COM: Mtn, Tell, Bifid, Gather, and do all idiobrorStitddbgivoitilebd by fam ilies and Manulketurere. . - . The most, Inexpertenqed find no iltifionity hi. using it. . 10'011 Illachine is warranted to glee entire a distilla tion, 'lid to do all that if , sielentill foe It. . - '27ee Florence mart be seen to be foe It. , Anent of of 14banon county„ Attnallle. P* Person* tosee the Machin* in operation eart ligksony orLthe Agent at Antiville, or ou Wen. Witril. at Lebanon.. Antiville, June 22,1804. *Jacob E. I...*Zintinernsmirlso* illa CLASS IIAiItt.DRESSINO AND 1.1. A 11t.D171t ,112 ,12t0 SALOON, Market street. near Cumberland. And aptiosite the Eagle lintel. Being thankful for the liberal patronage hqetofero extended to him. he would respectfully solicit a contluitance of the same. . Lebanon. July '2, 1883. N, 11,—Th e Saloon , will lie elmwd on Sunday. Removal of Farrets Marble Yard. -"Olin F4BREG lips:removed his 3iattde Yard to the lilortb4nist Corner of Centre snit Cumberland in'this h•rough, about 3 squares east from the Court liqus,e, with increased twinges for carrying on thirbliiiitteds In Pollen and American 31siple, Lime stone, Enudstene, &c. lie invites the.pulrlie in want ofanythinst,in Isis line, to call and examine his stock. Air. John Witmryer, Itribg. near by, will attend to Mr. Parcel's buisiness during ids, Et imcvco. lebanon...luly 2Y t I.St/4 —Om. ' . New Boot and Shoe Store! rtlail understood announce to the public that they hare removed - theft Sew. Boot and Shoe Store to Motherland Stroh brbanon, in John Orsoirs building, One door west of the Confectionery Store, who re they Mintend keeping constantly on band a general oon timid of Ladies,Ventlinnen,blissith Boys and kfleildron'e Boots, Shoes, Gaiter's, &c., (Ec., shr or which 4111 be made Up in style ald quality no,. to be surpassed by any other workmen.ln - thendantri. Ns etfOrt shall be spared to please and satisfy all who mar ineor.tbem, with their ordrrs, and Moir .oberges will be as reasonable as possible, compatible with.* fair ratnnuersdlon. nay also keep a large stock of ' ' HOME, MADE WORK VMS& le warranted to be as represented.. Tits public are invited to call uud OXllatitlll•thairstook piolVtoUll to purchasing. ,Repairing (long on shore notice and at reasonable T 04, AN SKIM' MOollif. SAMUEL S. SHIRK Tobonen, 141,14, IRB4 W heeler & • Stsinng . . Machines. ritorsAug wl,ll‘ll2.6oetitilY her ronneetierx ' l4 Ise; IllalliMlJ l ;ni t l i n la ree l a r h a l e a :t aietery for - Wheeler & IVileoh's unsurpassed Dou ble-Lock•Sticla Sewing Machines, which here taken the premium at the are.l l .' Loudon Yell', and et hundrede of other Fairs. It is utopia,: thrnall . kinds of Family Hewing and Tailoring.. Three different numbers of the Machine will always be kept va . howlEwhich can be examined at , bee dots skud, Iwo will glee lost rue done in the manner of WIOR It. Then. Mfailseiyi Bassinets, in all itr.lmsso4es. will be contlitteff . o, her &lore, i.e Cumberiati MAO; MAL HARM/ 1,4 pelpigog MMMEIMI fcbtliton YIYL Eon rl`•• MIPOR I TANT: TO ALL - " t tilt* la - • • >! Renitt, T-H litai,o4o D. 'lt kr ill * io pctreision the IRON is the.% jPossetplettyptife Ntenitintl:of .the WO, r,Thilk s jp_dArised chtally: L traut feed e eat ast 4l' tWrodd ja.W. lot if', /row ktlit„S Ogistspijnyhremalio nystinisary qitntallityloc-fiton not taken to the_eircplation. or twomes redo ied the *hole VOW/WA :Theo boil ' binodirrill M , inas the heart, will clog up Our lungs will fautetY, 4httriltitOt will obstruct the Iliar; ad( will Mid wsnlisealaspro• • parts every. in,v4r144.41 - 471PYerturg"?Inbtir.liffaemi., The greit4 'mite ofo '.! fif .11! Ali t tPlk MiErtiftriNE.. trettell: 0 11.nlandpiaknow VOW ,h,Y, !at lh edkakditen. Tha ditticultty haw b_seirto obtain v i utlt,a preparation 431 It *Of Cuter sile v eirediatilad'andtiiiiitAllitteirtronce with the blood. This point, says Dr. Vayeadttliatotehu setts State Chemist, has been attained in filiteitivfao 999 any perore / uoktriklire• Die . Is'itlitt4C6t tiollittonorthit I l itttfOXiDtilklßON. ; A NllW.'D.Wh i thlit,T IN *INMAN & thibt Tot.. ow Roo, Dole . Diiiieteekt:.!mvpjyingifieb lood with: • Vital-Piftiolple or Litt, WententL-Troit: ' , The Pefaviant Curet' Dyipepailt, Lirer Oinnplaint,'llthpsyJ rtrtelr untl Ague. WA The Infuses strength, vigor, and view iiie foie ihe ey!teio,ll - • nod builds up iie"rieti.C.oiultifution:" • The Peruvian Syrup= Cures Chrim lc Diurrhook: SOrofolw,,;iloilO, Zen 41 - , Lo , pf.Con,fitptioool Vigor. : The :Peruv y ian .S• Syrup •t COr4;s, Nervous Agretioni, Female touiptaints,ind :41torosel of :find Blindor. "- The . Peitvian:-SYrup, Is. 41- Spboific • for all disOoses cirighOtting In ,s BAD STATH pF TUN BLOOD, or,acoompowto4l by Debility' or n Low Stunt alba' System'. ` • Pamphlets. containing eqrtiticetes of ceres and recent. intitidetions-, rivet eente of the most eeitttent Physio Jane Clergyetett,',an4 uthere, , , yt:#l heut -five to„afti ad dreaa. . We Inifeet:illew of tliezikinenVect Mimi the eblieete Ittbe tratteteefele. • - • JOHN E. wirtifirAms; 'ESQ PrAsident of the Metrppolitan, pm*, Nevy,rork, REV. 'ABEt.:4YEVENS, •• .Lote Editor Christian Adctleatetand..-.1944a1.. • • REV: PI 'ottuftenl Editor Newdtork-throtticht. ' • ; , Rev. John Pierpont, LelriaJohnson„ It D., Der. Warren Barton, ' • Ditaviell Kinney, Rev. Arthur 8.. feu 8. tiolttbdtll., 61. Onillon Rubbles, ' etaihntin, D Sylrattes Cobb, • lortnialit Thins; Rev. T. Starr J. Antonio Soneheo, id D.; Rev. eplkintut - Nute, Jr., ;"Alitithalit Wendell, N. D 'JUT- Jotteidkll. et Ind., : 41,:,„1, A 4114c4, • Rev. Henry eplattn, J It. ,Ch D,,. , P Rev. .C. ifetildfry, • lir.loKililtiflcar.tbi; ; Rim John W. Ottratead, • .Jerdn't Ink Stone 11: Prepared by L. ciartir g exclimihrtly for, J..l'. DlNS:den e.:No. 491 1 1 _,endiqq, Nor; PT!' • - Sold by all Druggists. , . . fteddisag's ilkuSsia sB ll rei Heals Oh! Sores, Redtliarr's Russia Salve Glues ilurne. Scalds, Cuts. " _ • 'Carew- Itodding.'s Russia Sitive , . Currs Bolls. Ulcers, cancers... Rpdding7s Russia, S4lvg Cures.Solt lantern, Redding'g 11.0ia Satire Cares Ringworms, Corn soti , N:O FAMILY SHOULD BE WITUOBT • IT .:'Only,-25 mats a 42c. Volt SALE Bp J. P. iilroB3towm.:46. 491 Oroailivity, time' T.ork. YONIA COJ 18Nreniont St., , Boatonr And by all. Druggists and Cc.untry btorpkeetwa. ;One itIVIERICAN HOUSE' Varket Street, leban,an . • Protoritior fI'UN liioPfleloi thbi old eatabibilled andpoimler ; L. would:reapectfollylriforurthe public that it will be comfuetedmt all times to the comfort and convenience of Its gtietits. ' It has been thoroughly re 4 and renovated., and no pains will' iiireltitred :to make the , Table and , the Bar, atall times; equal to any In the cauntyi - ' . The LsTnatupul,no Yard are superior too, and more exteirtsimi. any 'other in Lebanon. A new FRED hi also in the oolong •of erection, which will be com pleteilln o short time.' The papototat tlie,Vornters mid 'Mkt Titivelhig ptil.ll4' generally l reipectfully - At. 140191 t .t rttCP:=veigi side of Market street, and ,Lalf a lona e eofrtb ftilni'ttfe Market" • • • JQIIN MATTRES, 'Lebitit'on; /Pill 6,1664. 'Geom.! lie Moat's% MDT COUNT! -• I 1111M , - - -O l Gt TR ANSPORTNrioN.;uNE: By Lebanon Valley Railroad. PAR:TICU im LAlentiehtt will be paid tetionde ed by the Labairtin,Vallay Railroad. cloodawill lie sent daily to and from Philadelphia to Lebanon, My'rs torn and Anertile Sfadariii, , and all other points in the RiGliTS'contracted for at thiletnit pratilble rates and delivered with dispatch. ' The Propristormol,pey ,particular atteritien..to;apd attend personally,' to the receiving and 'deliveri of all FreigliPt.•' .Far info alnation . . apply al his office, at the Lebanon Valley ItalirpaA beret: Lebanon. • • EDWARD MAllif, his Agent in Philadelphia. Will 'al ways be found at W. IT. Builds Merchant's Hotel, !cart/. Third at., Plraadelphia, May 4, OIL] NOTICE TOASIIIPPERS Philada. and gpading,a,,ll. , . . . . • • ‘,171-i•Lay'irtlia, . . MEEB3:itimt , .. IN eceertnauce with ttie provisions el the New tater nal-Revenue lay tv, all Goode delivered at the above Rail road for sb ipment, must have a Two cent Stamp affixed to the Receipt iteinandetl thcref&r, ' Bahl Stamp to be at the expense of the Shipper. - ... ,:For an Receipts taken by above - Company, 61114 Stamps will he Curuietieditiol paid-fur-by the' ettittpa ny, W.O. BOWMAN,- Lab .non, Aug. 11',1861.-2m. Freight Agent. .. Mines P at e nt. Fruit Jar. _ rrixe, lOri-aW ',6:t . . 4Stutscseistes. _ , BUR most, effectual Fruit Jar In 'the mother,. ix ail glass, having, no clamping, or perm device.— For gale at. LEMBERG Vill'S Drug Store, Market street, Oir : Call - and get a cirCUlttr giving more informa tion. Lebanon, June 1, 1864.—tf. Notige. , . rirll7s la to notify all Carp. titers And Culduet anthers .1„ that ne bills for contuse/1114;e paid by the. Diree. tore,of the Poor,for poor porsonsdyink tth in a circle of five Allies of the Poor 'Triune .1-as all each poreons will be furnished wit Coffins free of expense ou,appli. cation to the Stewenrst the Poor douse. ,_. 4,044`7,11.,,80WMAN E , • -, , ' - •••• , ' • EIXAS WALBOLN, ,llirrec ....s'of the, ?up, . , ti.m. znisiEwmAN, ~ ~ ' • , . 5fay.g7„,•1813 , 3. , - — , , , , , . .• - ' I4cttcr o'r Adtice icor. flies FIVE ANATPAIXPArk •EN.I:itAtIVINGS.; • Li" AS istertustkort.istrer before Rubl4l3o. :Sentfree to a Bealad e n v el o pe for' ten =Oil.' Address Diti .SVANFORD. , ),', pox No. 4,6 62 New ;York P. 9.• Jraly• BLANK RECEIPTS, Yu,' Collestofo of State, ,t3.01M317. 6 asP st tbs AdsoCton9. ls 9N3 Aims Callai!oss, ortiolloof Tax; Blanks for Bonitty l i on °him' just printed and lot sale at the An. . I .PPATftnk °4o ' , . . ..411*104 LEBANON, PA ., p 1864.. t WHOLE NO. 707 l'itt'attt it''''.atiltfittitr. ; rn99 P,BrixsArF Ca r l " U .?* 1 ! I - - • -1 1 11.1i/1414P1411,11ditot and Proprietor., f D~ ;•~ SAA7I;:(SCTO~ER„S,.ISB4: ifiECHIMICS READ . rbam br mechanic mires; hiwitifo br daughter :money to !buy, :what 'used 16 be called' a "levy 'dreis," %yin - be find . a dollar suiritlent, as used to be` the ,case der. .demoeratio administrAtions .dgb, ilio m iet shell out fire dbllarti ''Stpdeirlooraile.timle,"whittf lib re- , eeiVed a - Oar i. ; :day-tor`his labor, it 'bb9g4M, tle dress day's' labor .'buy, one now ? not increased itrirroOortion to the:ad vancp in the necessaries of life, and' bonskquen tly he 'riiik :n6.Cr tiork at lee days`lir,,tO tl i -11 111e 3V4iphjip forinerjy, .bollgltt ; with. one day'slabor. PI& is-oNting to tlio'Linboln witnintstfafion'; rind its ratistil toen d'aitriyi td' t6l.irni• to dekse on th 9 basis or the Uoion. • sari SmAlixt----At an =abolabolition • eon, rention in Philtldelphis; hist •Wiek, they hard`tibettt two fhOtittitild fellows: dressed tHi.llitlartny.blims9s from the -United States Arsenal, who repre sented themselves as returned veter, ans. often *ere clerks and' other.,_ governinent 'employees, and who never heard,a-musket fired , offiti, anger.' • :• - .• . , They tag() fist& thOitt Aiarade the flags used an the Sanitary= which - *ere paid for by .the eontruba-' tion of persons of All political par-- ties.- - Both the above facts may be sthert tricks, but they icre' - `4l,Vfhl mean:, but not too mein fbr the' v atOliiion ixtrty iiud ;its maSter.: 4-016 vet's.; in m 1.44 tiO Ont a 3 of last week, is SOunding the key note for another. draft. 11,. says- 2 The great want of the country - at present,reinforcements- for ,ottr armies. The Ipsses battio from sickness and other causes are..stich that to , carry on successfully ;the sieges of Richmond and. Petersburg, or to thoroughly invest them, our armies Must be reinforced', Gould Grant once bring Lecto tr2generttl ac tion in the 'open: field, it would' ‘soon be over with this - pertinacious he does Boit .will be an accident, as it is Lee's interest to Tenteiir lines. Henceritbecomes the duty of all' ("Cod citizens-to exert thaniVires to' furnish the; Men eallett Tor in ether centingtdraft; and, abovoall, 'by boun ties and other in d ueemen ts,to- en cont.- aoe volunteerinc , '" • : S lion.:_ lit:Verdi ;Itidlitson, - Ole fnost noted politician and stateAtuan of Marylandi .has come ‘ofit for Mo dell:tn. i%[r. ,Johnson served in the tiahlitet under, follner Whig, icirnini3- IratiOnS, and. was for Mani 3-,enra a ' Whig i S. Senator?. He never acted with the Democn acy. before lie is , , now strong for McClellan. is m The chunonil ' Enquirer 'the rebel paper,is ant iri ' enrncst aeitheaaty,aappert: ,c4f,! 4 thenest.: Ohl Abe." , They believe that the re-vice- Goa of Line() their• hale pendenee- - - sir Post Master General Blair; at fhe request` Of Lincoln, .10:4 reslgtied. expected thit the*Blairs pose the re-electien.of Old. Abe,: and go in to . swap ilorsea„-_ • - ©EO; HCIFIVAIIA N WHAT` THE POOR MAN ior:...moto: . . ... . ~.. , If the peer man', the m'eollaulc; the laboring Man,. desires to' knOw . beiv riineh‘ he is; paying to keep `up.: this war, - iiiitlii:' the abolltiOnists sWenr siiiill'net end except in emancipation and negro equality;' let ikiin ti k lee . his day'S Wages and - go . to thO,Market,or the store: ' lip milSt: pay three' eents fora box of ; ninttities, "for i)7; 'cents a pound i ,Tdibut,te'r, thirtYcCnts . for ---",. Su4.- oir l 'and for meat,: t- lo6 rl POta . t o e coal and alttlntbe 4 eats in . , tho4ane pr OpOrtion `For mu slin no must frorriftty idrtkto***Oaf ? a yard, and fo'i allot artie!Qi ,of :wi t i k riii t apparel in that' Protertion:' , tat,liim contrast what' he can purchase AV I Di a, day:s, Jabot: pow.with what he.,colld poplyaae ' with ,', It, in ' the good 00 'clityS'of.,'.lleniocratn.l rnial ',Then .he ! lira Peace plenty; coinfort, and "hap pinesS,--itio* he hits war .. aNes, non. scriptfOns, w eariness, hangerAtid:ing, teiTii - g. - - 1461; filth too - iernailiber lt dis tinctly, and repeatedly reiniiid'his neighPor. .t ctt,. ' *t laet,,_o4t i 1tfr...44 - p. coin sand, bis:,4rrtipt . tii).4 , : , ),;:641014:‘! ktici.4,llFP , ii . ' . lllo l P;fs4t 1, 1 % pow yitta . 40.4 . him - vote - ,htr a' k aN M t, . 7 7 , - j.:':Y, , , . irt ~.i.l-111- . T o totd V % 'it. A 5 i).- ' ~......44 . LEIWTsr, P-4.1 ~ ~,, 41a-nicak.nDA aNtilotit I A Westerner on one or i -411trolLineollieslitories. , air. M.. M. Pomeroy; edittht of the LaCrosse (Wis.) Democrat, And bet er knO.,, n throughout die 'West by .41L name Bil.eki.!l3-` "R *Pr oir; this hap:: pily.b)o Pits in his i tiiprightly,,paper ; 1 ii4r. .Lincoln ' s . oft ,t 01.4,134.97 , about I swapping horses When *creasing i.i . i streatn. . r _ = . .• l'hhillttsirieha"WillOw=ritids - er tow: entlitoUled: at the IWbite.'llonie tin, .WaBtiikt% , nfi,han.nlodP aJOlie. into an I nPhoritin%. 4 ll 4 . l kr:4op sthircid fiii,V, la , 'his life buildup the Old iiihtyof swap-, I pin* bdishlf 4 .ithen 'eicisilOtik 10 Align:iv To juilge .frOnt , :lher einigiffed "Iftioti arch's, str 7 rpferin o ttr x p the ,iquinet quid re)Stid',.' bti k iibgre liifo l f , ' that, he- ivits herhitt: l s stableiittikii'cin - afaa f: count forEir,onstable'dlitillidter." He; 848 it 'cli i Uddti hie , tii' tiivifi. viforseir' . iv ken'eths!stitg a titrehnit;'S-61,',b*itas -1 appliid 'his iirgitniont'to 'otterd in i ;ftrltYeieltisit - re-I,iis li7iffin*. lif a 1 'gree' Wily' Abb' that, 'ordinarily so i ;speak ink, it ti'a N0'14116 'to scrap 1, htit.ses 'while crostfingtot when' the horse insisted that he could cross` the stream in three 'monilia-ziihen' the keek.ir aiTuVeir fli - a l eentit.py.,,that. no one Would lie'liurt while crossing, —whati the tiiite - itioiiifa r hilii : gone i. ~linto -lour. yeit i rg.u-' -iifiell instead of erOssingithe stteamidireetiy, !he/1)0_ been carried filp „belpw , the, stgatln# , Toint,-and has lost, sight,s4,,,the land marks he struck Out fsir i7 When.', he has changed fiii e'ntirse,, and` iiistead: DC ;stream, ; making .. Dorms tiTe;stream, ; goes pliinging Wililly n ;doVii -iiiiis ,- 'tliie sea of destruction; ' when' a-Millien of groomsmen litie been' 'lost -by him, when the granaiiy'Of hie`,:keeperif is exhausted; when 4ifetif tifiginal plan iceepti'my 01611 1 1 s ilk:Hitt iiiilit'df, :we I_ ..e, : o i L l i n l i g: ll ib t '4 l .l. le t lt s itv i t i i r i b e e a , 6 th g l t i s ii t:a d P 3 • o * :b w e r W , t ' : l l ;: e ll vi i i t e r ei e li:O s m l s. d: and each day thexstifeamis'gritiviing , Wider Chills barna , arelloat ih' the ,' Aistanteit le tinfein swap. . , •-•- Bat toe seeir sex= 'ken ha I f#644,11)' itlf fel bete ideas: 'When thits 'lkt kr broke ow tilt s'irfifolied the doisWed of Difiikitti •for th fie& of 'Seward. tf iiivaptieif t ' the" if of kiferies'' filidthe'eeffieinfifiteti -,Vitivak 41eSs elf Spiftr.- 1 1Th sw'ap'ped Ittel?ew tat' for ‘MiieVelfeif;'o 4 fitf sing`-the'; attic. - .Re etiiffplietr 31601h1 fait for Be roil de - erdiOirte dok. Re swapped lierosithi far Hof:titer erdsei therieSintet4 tre l n of. ' Tre , ktvtip:' iectlltlatet:fiii - Heade brb ing , f,he ' 'for F. , L os I,ll4`bireiCifyib : , ; triMseiseippi., e evhlppe , tan cs 'for Oiteby otoesit!g the Ited,"liiVek`. l -- ile *l•VSCoittrdC'ibes .Live rgivoiied Hunter IOT Crirtn9oeyeedifiithe' 'her ilt . 'oll,3i:lesign. lie sW4P,OA Dupont. for ]Allg,Teen be lei& Vett, lie swhpped, Freoitt for OtikiL i l rn n' rimer before St - . risc r i th4*ewprd ottilan4iBl,l iNe. fittiu l tion when Citottij;4 7 kttlf ','Opetit. it f colar r , for JOhnioitf when etoiMiee 11e has svr:lp ed, gold .fob Vslot,ll '43s fivrkiiiicillife Con titutton:otOtit: country Tor Ahli Tat;tiie itt'otitliTege f-caeritiOg.:-lie has swapPed the Geidbeft:Cirlittie*, our national 4gtiree.ftead;loo ittepate and wool of a„nig,ger."`'Fite a„wftp l ped, a lands ; Peeee:tor a desert grov,es. 11 e C h!ts swqty'gd pro pe l rtty for tai a t'ion fay fur I t toniniFtigOt:o4:tia,tjetial sreatne§tl:let'tertiapf 74. s has e`Wapppd tfrieserfkhe,oWea:ewapped jekes - esyre,e, hap thdiae. l l 1,45 say s fe 00114 to in this tout' 'iek .6ll .swap biro fol•Anotliet;;04" / het.t+ienihn GOING TO AIMIKET iButmost dreary a bueiness.for a toor_man in these to ,esas - goink to the 1,141 sees plenty,iit thin t ga 'tce‘biii; vainly 100144f.''biapoeket:foi m o ney to buy thein: 'The rent.Of, hnuie has'been' reised`;.thel eetufnoti est everY4tyeloth,es for his wife and utiildieirtost a good Oaf more Than he - used ' f.ti pay for ti-tir i.Suaday kest." ALI --Orproret'.l2trthing" has Wan wrung fro - ro sac? from.wafd the drait i , mina he rnati ags by' dint of, - bare serape together a little market Mon ey, he-enn only htt.B - *Wyttifag - pieees of -meat t Imes, fell to the hit of the butehers' _dogs. This is bad.enOtigh,.bet if Ar.Lineoln is re eltieted, and this war is "to.-be prosebuted for ,thsieunaneipatiOn! of sleek and i sattey.fnegroes, it be worse before many months. yoyer : L3', beggary, dowar,ight«, starvation be the lot of ni..ny ao.ipdvstzli. ous laborer and his family , who; in old tilues„ lived in Comfort and plenty If. . r: 'Lincoln says the 'war for the Ina. gro, must on on, and- to 'keep the ne gro fat i and'free, it is,,of.eourse,„ only f a i r 1,6 11. t, the white labbrer i Should go starved and rigtred " through the w hole thousandleara of the Abolition railleniura. : • Otr The holders'of Government se-- curitie will vote the;Denioerntie tick et at.' thePresiden Ll4l :eteeti . bn, for war intreeses the natidentldebt ever ttvettilifinn and if confirmed beyond .I.ll`e--4th -6(' March. tbe ;de ht; from Ibir!wastefel -14g tnivitgaikeeilif tviii; be so. hirkeiflcat reptedhaiotii ft&if utter in a> ili7Gp virptireyen thitinteredt i lwill tee kiietikicessitiy•conse4ueline.. f I p l u Y 'ir i . ' we). Os "atly 1;44) . 441 the-reason= why: . EMI «1 One or the .speakera who addressed the, great McClellan deMonstration in hiladelph a , on Saturday 'evening. Nat, was Mr. .130.: C. fxillespie, a'itenr `her of the Reptiblican'State;•Ceritral iCOmraittca of Pennsylvania. Rd has cutloose from that party and. collie oat squarely for.Mc Clenah. 'The ChitagO' Telegrahit, n radical Frenidift'papa-, haii`eoWeliided tifi'brip=f , port McClellan; i- : f Abner Thomas, who was : chairman, of the Republign epanty, , .committeb 42f Mifflin Co., Pa., presido at (pal e ti'etatie meeting in fit'af",thitiftdr ikeok. Cu!. William It-`iirwilt, 2 of the 49th Pa., who has alwayatteen ltia op ponent of the Deatstcratic party, made a krona- speech inavor of me f, Among thirteen pierathent'Repub -7-Ikrans in Ohio who have repudiated I Bilicolli t are Franklin T. Backus and Skerlockf.l.Andrews; of Cleveliind.- rfrh c „former, avas,. a delegate -tohe ppace.corwesp in 1861 i-and the, latter I is an ex-meiiibcr of Congress. Gen oral Z.EdWard Bull, ef 2anesville, an ex memberof Con gress, a. Lineoln- eleetor in 1860; and Amber of the - State ~,Coaventionw hich sent dolomites to Baltimore. is .tt 'retreat convert to Democratic hrintisles:• . 061. - A- Moorc, ,, whe 'hai Served' three years. i the present:War ;J.Il . the -- presont-Comptroller of trial tatei of Ohio, 'who - WaS"'elected by the*cpublicans, and lion. John W. Andrews, of, Columbus ; Ohio, have reeen t repudiated Lincoln ii&f. Woe Long, of Maine, has written•aloag Ictfor..settiitg , fbrth his treasOs for advbeating McClellan preference to Lincoln. • -; Mr. Osburne r ptiesident of the tuois , Contrid Railroad', and;heretoford a iron-linen t .Republican, Jias declar ed for -Little Mac." Hiaiufluence • grtli.wi,ei al thousand x otes. Pion. B. Bur s addressed a Imp 'hioeting of ladies and gOOttemeti at 3 1 1 81cest* Mansfield, Obio;,on' §aturdty, 10t1i•-, MtrllB is' dprorninent awl influent* citizen q of Richland county, arid liaS, for 'Tears' past, acted with the Republicans: • A - MON OF TERROR-A SUPPRESSED DESPATCH, [Frout,,theXtdcago-Timea r Sept. 19.1 The following despatellrfrom our' correspondent at Cairo, 7a . 11 "difiap; wovedeol..., , ,Davidson, the coin-. ompdant " at Caro, tind could not ilith4ore ale o e eogo Imes. CSiiiiP Nict. 45VIL- Fry of Kebtucky, , Jand has axtirpi Paducah, ,having been sent fcem Was,bingt,pn,to, iiiivesfilgate ieigikpflerr9r and bleod of. Pen. Flaini,; Tile tiimple '`f4ct's flint will be 43blistiiritinted fipon inVc.thigatien will send a 'thrill of horror thrOngli ! tlte , people pf the .civilized world. Prime was , in ,ceT,iflitnd , fifty-six' days, aind.sluat ,sik.t.y,se.men men, and' efiblenee can befonndtluita single nue, was ever flied by a iililifary tem 1e911,4,1 any kind, He was - at the gn,ard.rheuSe,one-dity , „ and, a fil l e Vast , him, he °Melva' the frifitTir shoot him r *A 'executed the the order. An ,eid7m - iii7 ) 41 - 74,,, l atEi ! ari object, pitiful xerettte (4 itairt been car ,r3,,,i4.-Wit'ter fifty - daYs, and' COuld not joi"tik life" of `hirsi-ihiag n i`' vlit this When it prt'sOne was brought to -WitTliCue;ift.bneitiitee4 bY'bisetiptrirs I.he Matter wa kiiinniarilt settled by an'oi:der 1,6-clgtibtAlliiiff to-411414+6W Inc:hiving , at ti'cloek.", Gennral.„Mpredit,l4. turned ,fifty::-one l i vir,neis !copse fit, Mayfield, and bas the (mai:a-butts°. al Pada e, days = o obe pier re been blotted out, and au Ameri e4D -nOW . 3.41?9k ing 1 11 -- • 41= - • 7 dr, •;;;....,: Otu• Linealn friends' , are its a per feet, age over the defeat Which stares them la the , thee. , They. say McClal- Jan - is a traitor, the Domnerats arc all t lrish- and I)htelf, Alta; they? a'Pe ign o wart; drunkcilvagabonds; that , their own party is ;Obi posed , of all-the de e,ency,a, the,. mepality ! and virtue, and that, any;'-one who opposes:Abra banttbel. is:a traitor. :The poor fel lows aro really to: be.. pitied.. After the November elections admisSidns in tube insane.ASylunis 'will , be very rid merons... The Christian .Commission wilbfrn i d need of I mi tin g heir:t exer tioßs to their own neiglibochnod. aliniAbolitionists . say that if . the bercocraey obtain-control of the , Gov , . ernment, the country will be ruined. This is a sample of their false rcason ingto'' wfiat dstipicati!e metiStires they; are - drlier?. To prove this asisertiorifalSe,'it IS . OVlY`neeee: sary to state that' durtrikthe . eighty . Sears that "the country }ins under control' of the 'De lei:krill, it italiciwer - 140'iin*lieilt,t, and uodor kbolition'tule it host it in fOUrvyears. ' u 4 1111MAge& A4.lotr Yi)LL HAVE ' * 9 :.,., . -... .... ... ... ~. . . . ' ~. . .._:, .. „,x,...,,,i,...y,..itt„.A,„„Tt5,„„,..„.,,_,:...;:„!.„...; illijal, ; .' . IP 1 , si t ittilli - «iiiviitilt . it ikihAJO IV • ait.l9l lEEE - .„-2. 1 .1.-74 . 10 Y E ARS= AGO, ,_ Vifilit'Attre ago. It, is but a little space, in time, and yet what, a weary' length Of years it seems. 'Who does ' I not fifil, , its he looks back, that it is the 4Ongest, dreariest' period of. his lifel",„ NYby, it seems,almost an age since this war began ; Four years a 'gopitiiS,' was not only the freest and Abel. IffiPpieit land on .Giod's. green, eartkiliiit.the most dietteeful.. Four (yelirSilkgCiStatCs; flow "discordant, I .disseyered, belligerent, and drenched .1 i , 1 _ . . In fraternat blood, ' ' ~ worn united in , liciwaly'ilds—compone r nt parts of a ' iiidaCperfeet Government composed :,: Of indipendent States, banded togeth erVogolinnon cotisent.' Four years ago,,tbili t „nation ,was strong enough Ito bid d efiance to a world in arms, 1 and had never ewerecl' before any Iforeign Ve„p 7 i.hlowrelars ago the men I of , the - .Sotith fiiiid the, men of the Worthilwerebrethrea; all united and line& together in,lio one fat oil by innumerable. kindred . ties. * Four I,years ago no,hostile armies were,, ar , rayed in conflict, n.nd no brother had litibrued hie hands in a brother's blood. FoUr years. age - more than a A million of stalwart rnen,.who.have died In the shock of a most unnatural 'strife or from diseases incident to the' I pimp and field,-were brimful of vigo rots and'lustv life. Four years rs ago - in" any thousands of women, Who now wear the sad drapery of a widow's Weeds, sat in calm yiy in happy homes. Four years ago many more thousands Who have since been made orphans, -rejoiced in a father's protecting care: Four years ago .thousand ' s ' of fond pa: rents. who mourn brave sons lost: % • looked forward to their .future with hope and pride.—Four years ago this land knew not what debt or taxation Meant. Four years ago the currency of this land was ,Old and silver. Four 'years ago wages were better, in pro portion, than they are , today. 'Four years ago a • day's labor woul d buy 'ten ,yards of muslin, and other things in proportion. .Fouryear's ago I Who I :can enumerate the blessings of four .ears ago, Or 'picture 'properly the contrast with the miserable. present ? Four years ago- `a' sectional party had tot' triumphed; and Abraham Lincoln : was mit President. `'.fly Plan.» blackstnit6 ' tendering a watch• ,maker "his plan'' for the adjustment of a fiair-spring,or the repair of a Mi .' ' butcher's eroseopm cog , ==a apprentice iiiiiianating Doctor;Mott or Doctor Pariceast4 with "his plan". of amputa “6,,• ..atice Taney "his plan" of entering jtidgnienis--z.r a conyttim burglar tying General Butier with "his plan" of getting other people's property— !lnust,ull :resign the palm of down- Tight, cool, ignorant impudence, to our illustrious' Chid Magistrate, as displayed in the following statement of "his plan" for taking Richmond : - EIECVTIVE MANSION, ,5 ' iii WASHINGTON, Feb: 3,1862. I Ats qr Sir : You and I have distinct and dltraten'tVbine fora Movement of the Army of t4e,Poro:teac; .yours to be done by the Chesa peake:Op the liappahatrock to urbentLand a "orttairtenti no the terminal of the railroad on t 4 ke Rork River ; mine to move d:ireotly.to a point th'eregrlfia vouttivveet of Manassas. , • 'iatificoetory answers to the following Questions v lahail gladly my plan to yours 1 Asf.i , Doestfor iour , plan , invelre a ;gireatly larger expenditure, .of. time' and motley than mule?' `• '2d. Whiiiin is a victery more certain' by yotir plitrtlhan mine ? • • 4a. ,VV„ s her e in is a aketarP more valuable by :yrkti• plan then mine . 'rf • fait, would iCsiot be less valuable in thisllltat it• would: bieiik 'fio• grant-line of the etinroXik iir a utuniatilormAsb ilp mine .would ? ' sth. In case of 4isaster, tyquiii,not a retreat Ae int reaiticiult by yanr plan' than mine ? E . '' . :•-Yotirs tritty. •••• -,•1 ABRAHAM LIN.CoLIe GeneralHP ~ This' kind of stupid meddling with his pla / mi" Ilisiwitt tend Stanton, hiraFtiea*e.Clellan it ,every step.— All the disasters on the Peninsula re- Bulie4l,rom,,it, and the great victory of,Antjetam was won in spite of it. "My gin' has cogt this afflicted noun ily hundreds of millions cfdollars and hundreds of thousupd liaes: Age. ', WE CANNOT SEE IT ? l'''sonid of our opPlaitiac, friends are inelined to the opinion that General 'McClellan, in his letter of acceptance, repudiates the platform adopted by 'the .COnient;ion , which nominated liia. I , leAtnuot, for the life of us, see any disagreenient. between the c „iwo. If there be any at all, which wed° not adMit, it, must be a diatinc- Lien without a,difrerencei. - 7 d it wouldpuzzlo,a Philadelphia -,3 i , yer 0414 to point,it, out, ' ; Both are .)o,t --peace v eomproMise and, ,a restored Union , 'ancir, ._ the Gmatitution—differing someAklit in phr4eplogy, it is true, but, both aiming.atrthe-same glorious result.. There le no conflict between theplatform and, the letter, and we are very sure ,nothing of the kind was intended by'General 'McClellan. ® M otr The Legislature: of New Irarrip shire( a few days passed a bill giving,the soldierxe iny,the military semice the . „cmgatry the right to vote r for Presidr , aiind Vice-Pre,sident. ThIS lbyal Gateenbr, J. A. GilmOre, elected as an abolitionist, vetoed the E EC'ff „ ,) • , 1-1 AND YOU WILL illiVE ' : _ , - 1 g : 1 ' '''' iore: rke T A Avasti: ' Peacelc . olierity 4,,b CFI gllblittistr: ...A.F.A511,?.Y.P.Ar 7 AttliOna•Own mug coONTAY, AtiL 'NfIPPLIYOA4,I) - PIIIMIEBED WIINIELT * ERIALIN;. 211 ° newly oo.llunnit'ir- New Itiiikting, COmberlinel Be; At One Doan. isnirmity Month a.Year. ADTlll7lSUlLllniafterted,atitlio'ustetiffiles. - I HANDBILLS Printed at suilmirs notice. RATES OF POSTAGE. In Lebanon County, postage free • In Penneylraniu, out of Lebanon convey -5" cents per quarter, or 29 cents a can Out of this State, 61 1 CM per quarter, ec 26 eta. a yeas , ' iftbepostsge is not paid in advance, rase@ an:Amide. SERENADE TO GENERAL rinkELLINH , = THE GENERAL'S SPEECIL Thecitizens of Orange and thesur ronndingoountry turned out, en mane on Tuesday evening for the purpose of paying the compliment of a sere nade, ;to -General iitClellan. The gathering' Was, without exception, r the largest assemblage of the people 'W - e 11. - held in this section Cif New jer. sey. Clubs and , delegates were pre ! sent: frem?New York, New - irk, la d soft County, .Blizaheth,,Bei'gen„COUnty and Trenton. • tti`.• , inasti Meeting was held . in the square in front l of Parke's Hotel, where. General Aloplellan was stay ing. a Addresies were made by dis tinguished speakers, :A:t the vonclu- Sion the vast crowd gathered in front of the balcony ,of the• hotel, where Gov. ParkeT . appeared_ u.Dnu, the bal cony, leading by the hand General McClellan; The appearance of the General was the signal for an ovation,. the like of which is seldom witnessed., From: thopeands,of throats one long deafening cheer , went up, which was caught up and re-echoed like the sound of "rushing waters" Torches were waved aloft, hats thrown in the nir, men fairly leaping with enthusi, astnitt thesight of the Hero of An- When silence was restored, Governor Parker addressed the Gen eral in language expressive of the.' popular appreciation of his character - an - A'serVices. ; I Generat XeClellan re, plied as follows M FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS AND, YOUR' EXCELLENCY am not here to-night to make a long speech, but merely to' acknowledge this most ;pleasing coMpliment. I trust this; demonstration is- the prescience of that great civil victory which we hope to win at the polls in favor of the Constitution and country. I hope the glorionevictories won by the gal= lant and skilful Sherman, the heroic and‘dashing Sheridan, and the intre pid Farragat, are the forerunners, of the great victory for the the deferak of the Constitution, which shall 1 hope, be achieved.. Z tha,nk you,. my- friends, for this most pleasant demonstration, which far exceeds al( that has been expected to night.. thank you for your expressions of sentiments, and I trust you will now pertnit nae ,to say good night.. The crowd slowly dispersed after; the Genera/ left the balcony. A reception:was sabseqnently held' by the General, in, the hotel, where many were introduced an* warm! VQ ERS THINK OF it In the days of President Buchanan,- whom abolitionists stigmatize and' traduce because he respected his con stitutional obligations, and recogniz ed the rights -of the several States in the Union you sold wheat at one dol lar, in gold - , , per bushel, and could buy - • 10 yds. muslin for one dollar, 9 yds., prints "- 7 lbs. coffee ' 12 lbs. sugar Now under abolition rule, you re ceive two dollars in currency per bushel for your wheat and can buy Yds. of muslin for one dollar, n yds. prints " " lt lbs.. coffee 3 lbs. sugar " Then the taxes for all purposes a riithnited to an average of one cent on the dollar.? , Now your taxes, excise, revenue, militia commutation, and the thon sand and one other expenses caused by "military necessity" swellthe tax es for all purposes to nearly 10 per cent. of yourvaluation Voters think of these things, and decide on .the second Tuesday f Oc ctober whether you will continue to pay rent on your homesteads, or re turn to the good old days of Demo, eratie rule. ABRAHAM LINCOLN has asnouneect that he will never consent to restore• the Union, nor agree to make peace,. except, upon the basis of the "aban donment of slavery." Jefferson Davis bas announced that' he will not negotiate, except with a view to a recognition of the Sonthren , Confederacy... George B. McClellan has announc ed that he is in favor of the old Uni on as it•was and the Constitution as• it is, and that, with biro,. the Union' is the one. and only condition ot peace r American :freemen t . Yea who de . siren the old. Union back again, Willi vote for the Hero, of. Antietam. You who care more for the negro than the- Union, will vote for Abraham Lin coln. THE ANnO.LlTlONlsrsrabtempt to tify their barbarouslmd• unconstitrs tional negro poliep.on the ground' that it hats the rebels. Therefore, they smile, i 4 mast hu,right. This- new phileisophy Of theirs is reldir quite encouragirig_ to men of maga muse)e and little courage. If X e ti a out with my - nbighbor and vr.e . come to a fistiblrif, which snpuck erior pluillt-end science, and )".araer_kn lea demolish me, I 'am not 'Without, ban pinch Ilia I.l a b ri orate ,Ibk6i4i and while it is airing in.its carnage, and'ipldedaijittle sty :mud o'4 his wife's be.'dt„ dress., This Will make him feet will hurt him, in fact, and. make hiin cautious how ,he ofendistne,, Thus bhe mag-. nifief;ot 'and „ft ccessful •policy upon AtiCptienistst carry on on. be applied to tho prosecutiou_of private nixabbles.— AO. IMMB CIII
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